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Details ...details...inquiring minds want to know!Tired of not noticing your blinker is on. I installed some led lights on my mirror mounts. here are some pitures.
I bought the led's at a local auto parts store. $9 for 4 they are about a 1/4" round drilled a small hole in the mirror brackets and a hole in the ferring under the mirror bracket ran the wires down to the blinker plug and they work great.the lower ferring does have to be removed to get at the wiring.Details ...details...inquiring minds want to know!Tired of not noticing your blinker is on. I installed some led lights on my mirror mounts. here are some pitures.
They make those...well not really a shock to the sack, but anyone not knowing it is there will think that is what they are getting. I had one on my VTX..may get one for the FJR. This little LED thingy is kinda cool though...Instead of visual cue to let you know to turn the blinkers off y'all should use a tactile signal.
Like a 12 volt shock to yer nutsack.
They make those...well not really a shock to the sack, but anyone not knowing it is there will think that is what they are getting. I had one on my VTX..may get one for the FJR. This little LED thingy is kinda cool though...Instead of visual cue to let you know to turn the blinkers off y'all should use a tactile signal.
Like a 12 volt shock to yer nutsack.
I'm one step ahead of you. Didn't use the word, but got a nice adult beverage sitting next to me. And in Utah, ya gotta do a shot of Jack to make the beer equal the rest of the real world...Nutsack!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey I used the word of the day! Guess It's Beer time :clapping:
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How'd you wire it?I've installed this electronic beeper on my last few bikes and it works like a charm. Volume depends on where you mount it. I put it under the battery panel and I can hear it up to 75mph. I fit was mounted on the outside of that panel, the volume who be good for higher speeds but a little too load (for me) at a red light.
electronic turn signal buzzer
***************************I've installed this electronic beeper on my last few bikes and it works like a charm. Volume depends on where you mount it. I put it under the battery panel and I can hear it up to 75mph. I fit was mounted on the outside of that panel, the volume who be good for higher speeds but a little too load (for me) at a red light.
electronic turn signal buzzer
True, but in 2006 (I notice that you have a 2005) Yamaha made the indicators smaller. My Honda ST has large amber indicators that I never ignore, but I have often driven my FJR oblivious the the fact that the turn signals are still on.a visual reminder would be a great idea.
Uhhhhh, your bike already has two of them conveniently installed in the instrument cluster...
Blinker BuddyThey make those...well not really a shock to the sack, but anyone not knowing it is there will think that is what they are getting. I had one on my VTX..may get one for the FJR. This little LED thingy is kinda cool though...Instead of visual cue to let you know to turn the blinkers off y'all should use a tactile signal.
Like a 12 volt shock to yer nutsack.
You tap into the directional wires for each side. 30 minute job.How'd you wire it?I've installed this electronic beeper on my last few bikes and it works like a charm. Volume depends on where you mount it. I put it under the battery panel and I can hear it up to 75mph. I fit was mounted on the outside of that panel, the volume who be good for higher speeds but a little too load (for me) at a red light.
electronic turn signal buzzer
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